St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-12-30
GLOBULES.

Bank elearingS yesterday, S511,3I3
The council committees on streets and po-
lice will meet at $50 tonight.
Thirteen births and one death was the
score at the health Office yesterday.
Four minor permits tor S400 were issued
by the building inspector yesterday.
The municipal court has tried over 1900
cases during the present year-almOSt twice
as many as in 1856.
The opera house has been engaged for one
year for Sunday services at IL o'clock a. m.
by friends of Rev. s. G. Smith.
A NJ. Mason. charged with embezzling S35
from George Allenson's news agency, was
held in $500 for hearing Dec 81.
The police and fire departments and city
officers will be paid by City Treasurer Refs at
the council chambers between and 2 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon.
watch meeting will be held in the Ok
ford NJ. E. church, corner Holly avenue and
St. Adams street, on Saturday evening. The
services will last from $50 to ~ o'clock.
watch Night service will be held in
Bates Avenue NJ. E. church Saturday night
from 8 to 10 O'Clock. An who are interested
are invited to attend for part or all the
time.
On behalf of himself and children, Mathew
Sullivan wishes to express thanks for the
sympathy and assistance rendered them at
the time of the sickness and death of Mrs.
Sullivan.
The Keller requisition case still drags
along at the capitol Yesterday afternoon
was devoted to further testimony and the
attorney general now has the case under con-
slderatiOn.
James Holmes. who tapped the till in John
sons saloon on East Seventh street for few
dollars yesterday afternoon, was arrested and
locked up at the central station by Detectives
DAILY and Kenaly.
The sureties upon Postmaster William Lees
bond of $50, 900 are ]. J. Hill. A. II. Wilder.
William Lindeke. r. A. Smith and z. Y.
Saunders Mr.. Hill qualified in the sum of
S500000 and the others in $4,000 each.
Prof A. H. Pearson. of Carleton college,
will give an illustrated lecture on "Christ in
Art at the Atlantic Congregational church
this evening. A large number of stereoDti-
con views will be given illustrating the lee
ture.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Universalist
church will meet with Mrs. French. 52l
Broadway. next Tuesday from 10 o'clock
The meeting is for the election of officers for
the ensuing year and TO plan for this winters
work.
Another mechanic lien for s. 900 has
been filed with the secretary OF state against
the Cable Railway company. This lien is
filed by Cholwell Knox. of st. Paul, acting
for Wharton & Co.. of Philadelphia, and is
for material furnished.
The Columbia Snowshoe club will rendez-
vous at the merchants hotel at 80 tonight
and take run to South Park. President
Cory says no member who does not turn out
to night Will be allowed a seat at the club
banquet to be given at the Merchants hotel
in two weeks.
Reduced rates have been secured on all
the railroads for delegates attending the
State Agricultural society. which will con-
vene in the capitol at 10 a. m. Jan. 10.
Full fare is to be charged to st. Paul, for
which the station agent will give q special
receipt which will be properly Endorsed at
the meeting. The hotels of the city will also
give reduced rates to members of the society.
The next meeting of the Loyal legion will
be held at the West house, Minneapolis,
Wednesday evening. Jan. a, 1888. New
members will be elected, and paper read by
Capt J. r. Searles. of st. Cloud, entitled,
1.-THE First Minnesota Infantry" On Mon
dav Jan. q the commanders will meet at the
Hotel Ryan at IL o'clock, and call on Gen.
John B. Sanborn, post commander; Gen.
Henry II. Siblev, Gen. T. II. Ruger. Z. s. A.
Hon. Alexander Ramsey, and Hon. H. NJ.
Rice.
The annual meeting of the House of Hope
Presbyterian church will be held in the lect-
ure room OF the church. corner Fifth and
Excha nge streets this Friday evening. at
o clock. At this meeting reports will be
made by all societies and organizations con-
nected with the church. giving resume of
the work during the year 1887. The choir
of the church will be present and add to the
interest of the occasion. 1t is proposed to
make it a social gathering of all the members
of the congregation.